Thread 61180027

How many years till Link is worth a shit? I'm staking Link at staking.chain.link, i wont say how much but enough to get some quick cash and still be ok, i could sell some and buy some shit while I'm still young, what's the timeline? Five years? Ten?

>>61180027 (OP)
I'm a new fag can you tell me why link is worth having? will it replace bitcoin?

>>61180027 (OP)
No one knows. If it were anything else it would be rank 2 and going parabolic. The pump will happen at a random point. Maybe after Link runs the entire GALACTIC financial system who knows.

I will never N E V E R sell or migrate my LPL

SEETHE

>>61180033
>will it replace bitcoin?
That's not the goal of Link.

>>61180033
checked masonic digits

>>61180027 (OP)
no one knows
could be next week
could be 2030

>>61180098
All i know is I'm about to be in the wreckage, brother, holding link is the most difficult thing when your all in and otherwise poor. Literally my whole net worth is on the staking page.

>>61180117
hold you damn retard, if you stumble now, right before the finish line, I'm gonna be mad at you anon

>>61180027 (OP)
Chainlink Labs has to sell about 300 million tokens first, probably by 2030. Then we'll see what happens after that.

>>61180027 (OP)
I think LINK will win if black rock decide to back them.

I want set aside $800 monthly to purchase the Link token
Will this be a good financial decision?

>>61180098
Funny how linkies “knew” it was going to be thousands by 2026.

Linkies, the goalposters of crapto.

>>61181168
Oh, you mean like how Brad "knew" that stablecoins are useless before suddenly doing a 180 and committing the whole company to RLUSD?

Ripple in 2019
>If you give them a dollar for deposits, they’ll give you a JPM Coin that you can then move within the JPM ledger. Wait a minute, just use the dollar!" he said. "I don’t understand. If you’re just moving within the JPM ledger, and it has to be dollar-to-dollar, one-to-one backing, I don't understand what problem that solves. - Brad Garlinghouse in 2019
>https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2019/03/06/ripple-ceo-brad-garlinghouse-on-jpm-coin-other-banks-wont-use-it/

Ripple in 2024
>Stablecoins like USDC offer a revolutionary pivot... efficiently transfer value across borders, bypassing traditional banking systems and eliminating many associated risks....Lower transaction costs compared to traditional banking. As low-fee alternatives to traditional money transfer methods, stablecoins can facilitate global transfers without foreign exchange fees. As the integration of stablecoins into the banking system continues, they promise to reshape the financial world, offering enhanced efficiency, inclusivity and innovation. This evolution is not just about adopting new technologies but is a step towards a more interconnected and resilient global financial system.

good that brad got the memo how atomic swaps can happen lol

>>61181179
No, I dont even know who Brad is. And I dont hold xrp. Funny how linkies “knew” and now “nobody knows”

>>61181206
>No, I dont even know who Brad is.
kek

>>61181206
linkies are literal morons, what exactly did you expect

>>61180033
Finance is heading toward a situation where most traded assets are traded through blockchains, be it stocks, currencies, bonds or even gold and eventually real estate, that's what we call tokenization of real world asset.
LINK game plan is to connect all blockchains that will contain the tokens and to take a fee everytime there's a transaction.

>>61181135
Then we'll either be immensely rich or look at one of the greatest failures in history

>>61181206
Obviously time traveler anon created another timeline when he went back in time to tell us, use your brain anon

Ill scoop some at $9 maybe

>>61181111
>>61181777
>>61181788
>>61180033
Mommmmm link threads are doing the weird digits thing again....

>>61181111
I could literally die of old age before we ever see ATH again. it hurts to walk or stand up. When I pee oftentimes there is blood. Yesterday I threw out my hip when I was wiping my ass. My knees sound like gravel and my arteries are like brittle rubber

>>61180027 (OP)
I bought in 2020 at $2-4 and I planned on a 10-year hold before I make it.

November.

>>61181206
isn't it funny that the cult pivoted to obsessing about xrp this year?

when xrp went 7x from 10/24 to summer of '25 while link could barely muster a 2x, it sent a lot of them over the edge

>>61182641
Well, pretty much every single explanation you have offered to explain Chainlink's poor price action counts for XRP as well, oftentimes even more than for Chainlink. Seems like things aren't as cut and dry as you try to paint them, Thomas.

>>61182641
Maybe don't spam about Sergey's dumps every damn day when Ripple dumps more in one single transaction than Sergey does in 6 months.

>>61182682
i was talking to the other guy
not trying to get into a debate club battle

>Seems like things aren't as cut and dry as you try to paint them

in the voice of bill lumburgh: yeahhhh i'm going to have to go ahead and disagree there

it's very cut and dry on my end. xrp went 7x and link did 2x


>>61182701
see above

>>61180033
they have been two weeks away from delivering their current talking point and then moving on to something else for 8 years. it's impressive people still give them money, it's a testament to their marketing department. it's herbalife for sweatlords